Benross 24-Hour Plug-In Mechanical Timer Socket 13A with 15 Minute Segments - White | 45710
Cheaper elsewhere? Our Pricematch Promise
Product Description
Makes a lamp, a heater or the Christmas lights switch themselves
A 24-hour mechanical plug-in timer rated at 13 amps. You push down the segments around the dial for the periods you want power, plug it into the wall and plug the appliance into it. It is the simplest way to make a house look occupied, bring a heater on before you get home, or stop the Christmas lights burning all night.
15 minute segments across 24 hours
Each segment on the dial is a quarter of an hour, so you can set the on and off times to a fine enough resolution for anything domestic.
13 amp rating
Rated for 3120W at 220-240V, which covers lamps, heaters, fans, radios and most other household appliances.
Mechanical, so it keeps its setting
No programming, no display and no settings lost in a power cut. The segments stay where you pushed them.
Security while you are away
Switching a lamp on in the evening and off at bedtime is the cheapest deterrent there is for an empty house.
Override switch
A manual switch lets you turn the appliance on or off without disturbing the timer settings.
Features
- 24-hour mechanical plug-in timer
- 15 minute interval segments
- 13A rated
- 3120W maximum load
- 220-240V, 50Hz
- Manual override switch
- Suitable for lamps, heaters, fans and seasonal lighting
- White finish
Specifications
Type
24-hour mechanical plug-in timer socket
Current rating
13A
Maximum load
3120W
Voltage
220-240V, 50Hz
Interval segments
15 minutes
Cycle
24 hours
Colour
White
Product reference
45710
EAN
5025301457105
Package Contents
Benross 24-hour plug-in timer socket x1
Instructions x1
FAQ
How do I set it?
Push down the segments around the dial for the periods you want the power on, then set the dial to the current time. There is nothing to program.
How precise can the timing be?
To 15 minutes. Each segment on the dial represents a quarter of an hour across the full 24-hour cycle.
What can I plug into it?
Anything up to 13A or 3120W, which covers lamps, heaters, fans, radios and most household appliances.
Will it lose its settings in a power cut?
The segments stay as you set them, but the dial stops turning while the power is off, so the clock will need resetting to the correct time afterwards.
Can I switch the appliance on without changing the timer?
Yes, there is a manual override switch for exactly that.
Is it digital?
No, it is mechanical, with a physical dial and segments rather than a display and buttons.
Can I use it outdoors?
No. This is an indoor timer and is not weatherproof.